... To Ihe lijditor of flu' MOItNINO CI1RONICLI?. v ~107, Ifigh-st reef, Portsmnonfl, Dcec. 26th., 1843. SIB,-As youl have given importance to my traits- eactions with Doti Carios, and his present consort, the Prinlcess of Beira, by pubhishing' them in your rb Journal of the 23rd inst. ; and as w hat you have ulcer. to sectly related is injuiriouas to me, I feet it lily dutty to LYclear my ...

... THE MORNING CHRONI CLE. LONDON: ill ONDA Y, JA N UA R Y I, 1q44, There are four principles on the Corn-law now before the public, and the four principles have leaders more or less distinguished(l. There is the old Corn harty, and the party of the mitigated Corn-law; both on erroneous foundations, and both opposed to the mercantile spirit of the age. At the head of the first is the Duke of ...

... AN iNDIANTRAGE DY. rl (Ps'ont the Rocheste r Dtojhj Demnocrat.), [L hIcl~Av, Aeco. 7.-The £oillowving Indian i. trag~edy ib related to mc bv M~r. .James Fowle, of this r-plalce. It occurred in this vicini p, all the parties being his neighbours:- tl fn the sp~ring Of l,47, Nogaisqija, an [tditia of th)e ,Potawatarny tii'be, residli eg in this vicinity, havinig te pawned his guo anti a pert of ...

... 'ATURDAY. DECEM;\BER 31). 1843. The Paris Papers of Tieursday> are received.- They are p)rincipally takven ups trith commients ont tlse King's suoech. veith whtich not evete tlsemotst sletermisted of tie O~potsirion *ppear unable so be saristied. At at meceting of the Depaties of ltit Cinseessasive parry, vnt ?? night, it sons deletetmiseedi that 31. Sauzet be again setpportotl to the election ...

... TUE IRL?H I?ANI?LOiU)? AND T1?IEiR T1?NAN T?I. It wits sitiiy tItO tItlice' dity tittit 'te ?ullod the ititettijun of' the public tu the ittatitto pititiality of' the It iii ot tigistrates, in reftiof ng hero ses itit tier the Arms tt Act solely on political gconride. We have now ti mote pttittlul. bitt list liss ilitpeesttvc duty to fulfil, viz,, to elciounce thu sysieniatic tint) legalizeil ...

... | SUCCESSF'UL INDUSTRY or A LABO3URER.| . IWe extractdie foilosviii front the Journol of tlle Itoyal /Jiytientcurrzl S'oiciety of .Ergland, to whichl, it i6 ! contributedt by AIir. J. Bacir,, of East lecigh, Enms- !worth. 1 In pdssing dirouigh Norfolk lately I mzet wvith ruch a rentarhlble arnd psleasing instance o)f t.uceessful indite- try dint 1 ihisik Ltbe pa1rticulatrs may jisrttest the ...

... POSTS-: i A PT. FROMU FR.iIDA Y'S LjONVDON GAZEl T2'.& IVAIL OFFICE., DEc. 2X. lst (the RousteJ Rceg;rernt o~f ?? George Bell to be Lieoteunaut-Colonlel,bty purchdase, ?? Deane, whose promotion has eIJL'C canicelled. 10th Foot.-sM jor Cloptotr Lewis W~ingZ~id, from lsalf.paty Unattrtched, to he Major, irie W~illiaml Mlars. den ,V e te nhall, ?? echbaniges . Cape Meon ntcd Riflenrce.-Serjcanlt ...

... BOROUGH ELECTORS MEMORANDA FOR TIlB YEAR 1844. We have received the following from Mr. Huggett, the indefiatigable secretary of the Westminster Reform Regie- trition Society:- The electoral year commences with the 31st July, and euids with the 30th of July in the following year. Persons, therefore, who have not occupied promises that give a qualification before the 31st July, in 1813, will not ...

... FRIDAY. DECEMI3EI1. 29. 1843. fila'rA, Dee. 18. 1843. Mails from Calcutta to the ?? Nov. per Hindostan, titrited at ?uee, oo ?? 111th inst. anti Were dispatched immediately by the nc'sv French steamer £prjptoa, arrrv?d hete ?? tstoining. i-rum Loedianeb there has been received news of the probable existence ol Ccl. Storidort, hot Capt. Conolly, it is said has been erecutcd. float Mahoirteil ...

... MILAg,~* of DUBLIN, 1 IJ LiROM OUR ON coPAeR5ONDENT. . )w THE STATE PROSUP1TMONS. ir- The Crown has ro-opened the campaign wftl yetr sarp practice. The new revised jury list is not yet printed-the )er epecial panel will not be completed for nine or ten dayp, n- and yet the Crown has fixed Wednesday next, the 3d of sir January, for the striking of the special jury on the etate b- trials. The ...

... ?? and politicians stand aside I Public rights and public dnties give place to r ites of hospitality anmd friendly greetings ! Wrong5 and remedies wait, Yall and each of' you, for one little wveek! f'or here ' c colles old T~iime, closely attended bylhis thronrite ands - noblest of 'spring Fafue,- Christmas !-let themr be wel- v corned in all huniour, and be receivedl with a plea-s mtX Y noise ...

... SATURDAY. DECE1U13]i?R 30, 1843. Catbedral, Chiohestei', Sundl~v the 24sth, in res~idence, the Very flev. the De-an, and the Rev. C. in erueminee, sac very ttcv. tte letin, andl tuec ktev. U. D) yal Webber, Canon Resieler~tisry; the service throughout Iii the vas Kirngs in C. The a~nthem, ; 0h Ziou that 12 the bringest glad tidings, Bennett. Thec Bi ihop hltie tin a} Ordlination, previous to ...